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Kelli always tries to be very helpful because she believes it increases her chances of receiving help at a future time. Kelli's thinking most closely reflects the concept of
 
  a. reciprocal altruism.
  b. empathy.
  c. egoism.
  d. audience exhibition.

Question 2

Jomei feels that he cannot be happy if his family is not happy. Jomei has an ____ view of self.
 
  a. individualistic
  b. independent
  c. interdependent
  d. international



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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